Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

Some more 1fag'' trouble would canse the
already large membership to go mp = peg
or two.
There Is talk Of q boat race in which
Muth win participate
j. ID. Hilbarn viii sell his tent at Burrs
Mills camp grounds
VIM. Mills aud wife are of on an East
ern trip.
Miss Clara Batelle is visiting friends in
youngstown
A great many tickets have already been
sold for the excursion of the Bellaire city
band.
Mrs. John Hamilton has returned from
q visit TO St GAINESVILLE
The new row of frame dwellings Of Mrs.
Carroll is nearing completion:
The railroads IS usual are offering ex-
cursion rates on the 4th Of July.
Wy Gregory has gone to Bridgeport to
work.
There are :. 1s2 male inhabitants in Bell
aire over u years Of age.
Miss Mamie Clary, of West Wheeling.
who was the guest Of Mrs John R. Cow,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. S. Ault is on . visit to friends In
Michigan.
Miss Blanch Naylor, of Pittsburgh. is
the guest of Mrs. Patrick Lynesky.
Miss Mary Kelly is the guest of friends
at Key.
Owen Meehan, of Franklin, who was
taken i'll while in this city, is slowly ne
covering.
Mrs. Annie Craig has gone to IndianApo-
lis TO live.
Miss Bell Beazel, school teacher, will
spend her vacation in Michigan.
John C. Jamison and Geo. W. Glover
have announced themselves candidates for
tine nomination as State Senator.
The property Of Joseph E. Doepler will
be sold on July I'd to satisfy . claim of
Arbuckle & Co.
T. B. Litten has had his Gravel Hill
residence nicely repaired.
Smith & Love, painters, have opened q
shop in the Fourth ward, near the hose
house.
The boys at the nail factory received
their pay on Friday.
Miss Rachael Adams left yesterday to
visit friends in P~ittsburg.
J. W. johnson is making repairs on his
property in the First ward.
Adolph Baker and wife, Of Gravel Hill,
are home from q visit to williamsburg.
One more weeks work for the glass
house boys
Mrs. Goodman, of the Fifth ward, is
enlarging her place Of residence.
Mrs. Hipkins, who was the guest Of Mrs.
Joseph Heatherington, has returned home
to Martins Ferry.
ASnumber OF Gravel Hill people are
erecting iron fences about their residences.
Bellaire turns out a big crowd every day
to the ball game.
Fred Wassman is having gas put in his
business buildings on Belmont street.
The B. & o. stock yards handled con-
siderable cattle last week.
The grade of South Union street will
probably be changed.
The c. & P. il seeing to il that none of
the other roads get q track to the upper
wharfboat.
You have to pay a penalty with your
taxes now.
Forty-ive Of our citizens are working on
the street improvement.
The Sabbath school at Tunnel Hill gave
a picnic yesterday.
Col. Poorman is ssnguine Of success in
his securing the nomination for State Au-
ditor on the Republican ticket and from
what we learn he has reason TO feel con-
graduated. Out of the Is counties that
have already elected delegates TO the con-
vention Mr.. Poorman has assurance that
| he has M MANN 1alasatao 90 oil The raot IF
the candidates together. OF course this
ratio will not be maintained all over the
State, but what has happened shows
which way the wind is blowing.
A special meeting Of the G. U. o. o. F.
is called for tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Trueman, ofthe telephone exchange,
and daughter, Miss Alletha, will leave on
a western trip in a few days.
What to do about the colored school pu-
pills, is the question.
A Sunday train comes in on the B., u.
&C.
The Misses Crafty are visiting friends in
st. Clairsville.
John Coulson is in Wichita, Kansas, in
his old business and is doing well. A.
Wiley, also Of this city, is engaged with
him.
Miss Luna Grouse, one Of the late grad
yates, is breathing fresh air in the country.
The new c., L. & w. accommodation
will not be put on until some time in July.
Mrs. J. y. Smith has returned from a
visit TO st. Clairsville.
The Touring mills Of this city are doing
well and have all the business they can at
tend.
Harry Mccoy, of Bay View, Wis, is in
the city visiting friends.
VIM. Sinram has had his Fourth ward
property nicely fixed mp.
VIM. Cunningham will move his family
TO Findlay.
Star" Woodbridge's new residence is
completed and he is occupying it.
Merton Seals will visit lady friends in
Newark this week.
Shillings' homestead has been found an
excellent place for a fete.
Miss Matte Garrett school teacher, is
spending her vacation at home in Glencoe.
The raspberry crop in this section is good
but prices remain stiff.
J. L. Van Law will get his new soda
fountain in running shape probably this
week.